Review: Death and the Harlot: A Lizzie Hardwicke Novel
Death and the Harlot: A Lizzie Hardwicke Novel by Georgina Clarke
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Death and the Harlot is the historical crime debut novel from Georgina Clarke.
Set in London 1759, wealthy Norwich cloth merchant George Reed visits Lizzie Hardwicke, a prostitute at Mrs Farley’s brothel. To keep him sweet and to earn extra coin, Lizzie invites him to a masked ball…
But after Tommy shows up and a bit of a todo, Reed is thrown out……
His body is then found murdered, robbed and left among the rubbish.
Constable William Davenport suspects Lizzie is responsible….but she decides to find the murderer herself !!!!
This unlikely pair begin to work together as Lizzie will be able to get people to talk, where Constable Davenport can’t….
There are many secrets and lies in this wonderfully, risqué, rollicking historical crime thriller….from whores to highwaymen…..thoroughly entertaining.
Thank you to Canelo for the opportunity to participate in this blog tour and for the promotional materials and a free copy of the ebook and this is my honest, unbiased review.
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My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Death and the Harlot is the historical crime debut novel from Georgina Clarke.
Set in London 1759, wealthy Norwich cloth merchant George Reed visits Lizzie Hardwicke, a prostitute at Mrs Farley’s brothel. To keep him sweet and to earn extra coin, Lizzie invites him to a masked ball…
But after Tommy shows up and a bit of a todo, Reed is thrown out……
His body is then found murdered, robbed and left among the rubbish.
Constable William Davenport suspects Lizzie is responsible….but she decides to find the murderer herself !!!!
This unlikely pair begin to work together as Lizzie will be able to get people to talk, where Constable Davenport can’t….
There are many secrets and lies in this wonderfully, risqué, rollicking historical crime thriller….from whores to highwaymen…..thoroughly entertaining.
Thank you to Canelo for the opportunity to participate in this blog tour and for the promotional materials and a free copy of the ebook and this is my honest, unbiased review.
View all my reviews
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